Contact

To learn more about the American Kodály Institute, contact one of the following.

Contact the Director of Kodály Music Education 

Lauren McDougle - Director
lkmcdougle@loyola.edu

Contact Graduate Admission

Student in front of laptopMaster's program applications and fees should be sent to:

Office of Graduate Admission
Loyola University Maryland
Timonium Campus
2034 Greenspring Drive
Timonium, MD 21093
Fax: 410-617-2002

Mechelle Palmer 
Director of Recruitment, Graduate Admission 
410-617-7741
mjpalmer@loyola.edu

Contact Course Registration

Course registrations and fees should be sent to:

Greta Brueck
gabrueck@loyola.edu

Contact Loyola University Maryland Staff

Loyola University Maryland
4501 North Charles Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21210-2699
410-617-2000
800-221-9107

Bookstore
Andrew White Student Center
410-617-2291

Deborah Miller
Director, Office of Records
Maryland Hall, 141m
410-617-2504
dherman@loyola.edu

Campus Police:

Escort Service:  410-617-5566
Emergency:  410-617-5911
Non-Emergency:  410-617-5311

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Explore the following links or contact us at graduate@loyola.edu.

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